Editorial September 21, 1974 Issue

The Value of Trustworthiness

Naomi Price

Do you have a friend you can really trust? If so, you are greatly blessed.

Are you a person who is trusted by others? If so, and if these people's reliance is not misplaced, you express a mental attribute that will greatly enrich your whole experience because it is spiritually substantial. That attribute is trustworthiness.

Trustworthiness has many facets. It includes several of the good qualities of the human mind—stability, integrity, reliability, dependability, among others. These qualities are guaranteed to improve your human experience in all kinds of ways. If you express them, you are not only sure to have many fine friendships, but doors will open to you to enable you to take part in interesting and progressive projects and to hold positions of responsibility and respect.

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